Classic chilled gazpacho soup with crispy pancetta croutons perfect for a sunny afternoon lunch
To be perfectly honest, I’m not a big fan of tomato soup. However, a chilled Gazpacho soup has tons of flavor and can be very refreshing on a hot summer evening.
“I created this recipe while working at a Spanish restaurant in New York City and have made it over and over again!” Tara
There are two things I love about this recipe. The first is that it uses bread as a thickening agent for the soup. Meaning, I get to use up any stale bread I may have hanging around! Second, it’s easily customizable for guests because you can have them add their own toppings. This makes it great for buffets or small intimate celebrations.
Optional toppings:
This recipe is so easy, all you have to do is mix everything in a blender until pureed. Taste and season with salt and pepper.
Pour into a container and chill in the refrigerator for at least 1 hour or overnight. Taste again for salt after chilling.
For the pancetta croutons, place in a cold pan. Heat slowly and sauté until crispy.
Classic chilled gazpacho soup with crispy pancetta croutons perfect for a sunny afternoon lunch
Gazpacho:
Optional toppings:
Gazpacho:
Pancetta Croutons:
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